How to pronounce“round about”in English

round about by 2030.

Round about 78% of women say that a stable job is something that is important for uh, partner to have, whereas round about only sort of 45% of

>From round about 91, right through to the 1967, with Dennis Ober and Steve Bruce.

the palace this time round about them returning home is that the King doesn't want that to happen, either.

And then round about the age of-- parents will recognize this age of 7, 8, 9, what they call the social editor starts to kick in.

from Rome round about 600.

So we ran a round about four or five months ahead of time.

And it was round about Greenville, South Carolina into our second year, I guess, that we heard this question from people.

So around round about the late 90s, only-- and myself included-- only four teams total in the world

And interestingly round about the same time, you have the Indus Valley Civilization popping up out of nowhere.

And he runs out at round about India over to the right there.

And ostensibly these players play in round about the same position, but they have very different attacking arrows.

that entered the solar system round about 20,000 years ago, came in from the Oort cloud, got trapped by the gravity of the sun

deity just like the tribal deities round about about them and so but and and yet from you know early on in

And we feel like we can give feedback in other round about ways and leave it to the managers to give the hard feedback to people.

lot one day in particular Uncle Mack and I were going round and round about his

called Meltwater Pulse 1B, round about 11,600 years ago.

you've just explained in 30 seconds i've been trying to round about for the past three minutes uh but but that's exactly it that we want to label people we want

We start seeing the beginnings of writing taking place round about the same time.

books that was written, probably in Kent, round about the middle years of the eighth century, so around the sort of 750s, that sort of period.

the Great, the pope who had sent the missionaries to England in round about 600.

And he said that he-- he has Puck say in "Midsummer Night's Dream," "I'll put a girdle round about the earth in 40 minutes."

Of course, because life gets kind of serious at round about that age, right?

himself so when you think oh these kind of crazy medieval things it where it's even crazier round about about

This was actually something that the Greeks used, not only to prove that the Earth was round about 2000 years ago, but they actually measured the circumference of the Earth, accurate

a 10-point scale by two points, he requires round about a 10-fold uh, increase in his salary.

A lot of clicking, listens to the clicking and the ringing and air con and the noise round about you.

Joyce will be talking to us about her most recent book, which most of you have copies of, "Round About the Earth--

Presenter: That's interesting, because there's a number of people, Ed Husain and some others, who had conversions round about the same time, and banded together.

Well, my view is fortunately for us, but unfortunately for dinosaurs, round about 20 million years off, the asteroid missed, the world is actually

So, you know, the temperature of the surface of the sun is round about 10,000°.

And so we go round and round and round about this, but basically the way I look at it is the world that they had had in place in the 14th century and the

your TARDIS back to the year 1500, or 1400, somewhere round about the 15th century, you

um you know the the the apostles and the and the disciples speak in other tongues and there are people from all all the countries you know round about